Johan and Peewit by Peyo [English] [Dutch] [French] (.CBR)

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Apr 1st, 2015, 1:30 pm
#2579373 by Ojay
Johan and Peewit by Peyo
Requirements: CBR Reader, 105 MB.
Overview: Set in the Middle Ages in an unnamed European kingdom, the series follows the adventures of Johan, a brave young page to the King, and Peewit, his faithful, if boastful and cheating, midget sidekick. Johan rides off in search of adventure with his trusty horse Bayard, while Peewit gallops sporadically, and grudgingly, behind on his goat, Biquette. The pair are driven by duty to their King and the courage to defend the underpowered. Struggles for power between deposed lords and usurping villains form the basis of many of the plots which also contain elements of detective fiction as the pair hunt down traitors and outlaws, as well as fantasy, with witches and sorcerers, giants, ghosts and, above all, the Smurfs.

    The first few adventures did not feature Peewit. From his first appearance in 1947, Johan had a number of solo adventures and met Peewit in 1954, thus, in line with many other comic series of the time, giving Johan's earnest hero a comic relief sidekick similar to Tintin's Captain Haddock, Spirou's Fantasio or Gil Jourdan's Libellule.

Genre: Comics, European Comics, All Ages, Adventure, Fantasy, Humor.

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Johan and Peewit / Johan et Pirlouit
    Pierre Culliford a.k.a. Peyo artist, story, writer
    Published by Dupuis and Dargaud, 1954-2001.

      01. Le châtiment de Basenhau 01/1954
      02. Le maître de Roucybeuf 01/1954
      03. Le lutin du bois aux roches 01/1955
      04. La pierre de lune 01/1956
      05. Le serment des vikings 11/1957
      06. La source des dieux 01/1958
      07. La flèche noire 01/1959
      08. Le sire de Montrésor 01/1960
      09. La flûte à six schtroumpfs 01/1960
      10. La guerre des 7 fontaines 01/1961
      11. L'anneau des Castellac 01/1962
      12. Le pays maudit 01/1964
      13. Le sortilège de Maltrochu 01/1970
      14. La horde du corbeau 01/1994
      15. Les troubadours de Roc-à-Pic 01/1995
      16. La nuit des sorciers 05/1998
      17. La rose des sables 05/2001
      HS. La flûte à six schtroumpfs 01/1975

    Johan and Peewit (French: Johan et Pirlouit) is a Belgian comics series created by Peyo. Since its initial appearance in 1947 it has been published in 13 albums that appeared before the death of Peyo in 1992. Thereafter, a team of comic book creators from Studio Peyo continued to publish the stories.

    The series is set in Medieval Europe and includes elements of sword-and-sorcery. Johan et Pirlouit provided the framework for the first appearances of The Smurfs.

    Initially titled simply Johan, the series first appeared in the newspaper La Dernière Heure in 1947, and then in Le Soir from 1950 until 1952. It began publication in the Franco-Belgian comics magazine Spirou on September 11, 1952, and the initially blond-haired hero became dark-haired.

    In 1954, Johan was joined by Pirlouit, and the series took its final name. It was in Johan et Pirlouit, on October 23, 1958, that the first smurf appeared.

    Peyo stated that Pirlouit was his favourite character, and Johan et Pirlouit was the only series on which he always did the drawings without the aid of the studio. Their adventures appeared regularly in Spirou in the 1950s and early 60s, but the success of the Smurfs meant that they were much neglected afterwards, aside from a very short one-off adventure in 1977. However, following Peyo's death, other artists and writers have revived the series with 4 more albums between 1994 and 2001.

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http://www.gboxes.com/ed6sacascx1z -- Johan 01 Lord Basenhau's Punishment (1954)
http://www.gboxes.com/tyypw6p3z8c5 -- Johan 02 The Master of Roucybeuf (1954) New!


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Apr 1st, 2015, 1:30 pm

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Apr 26th, 2015, 11:36 am
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Johan 02 The Master of Roucybeuf (1954)

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Apr 26th, 2015, 11:36 am

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